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titleOfInvention Iron ore supported method for fixing hexavalent chromium by microorganisms
abstract The embodiment of the specification provides a material for fixing hexavalent chromium in underground water and a method for fixing hexavalent chromium by using microorganisms supported by iron ore. Wherein the material comprises at least a microorganism and iron ore, the iron ore being at least used as an inorganic electron donor when the microorganism reduces hexavalent chromium. The method comprises the following steps: at least microorganisms and iron ore as an inorganic electron donor for the reduction of hexavalent chromium by said microorganisms are dosed into groundwater containing hexavalent chromium in an ionic state, so that said microorganisms reduce said hexavalent chromium to precipitable trivalent chromium.
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